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Listed buildings in Isles of Scilly

Isles of Scilly has 129 listed building entries — 4 Grade I, 8 Grade II* and 117 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 6 April 1959 and the most recent from 3 July 2018.

List entries
129
Grade I
4
3.1%
Grade II*
8
6.2%
Grade II
117
90.7%

When Isles of Scilly’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1990s with 83 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Isles of Scilly (12)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Bastions and Walls of Star CastleI114118812 February 1975
Cromwells CastleII*114119814 December 1992
Gatehouse CottageII*121885312 February 1975
King Charles' CastleII*132885014 December 1992
Newman HouseII*132884612 February 1975
Outer Walls and GatewayI129175114 December 1992
Powder Magazine and Blast WallsI114118714 December 1992
St Agnes lighthouseII*13288356 April 1959
Star Castle HotelI129175612 February 1975
The Day MarkII*11412046 April 1959
The Guard HouseII*121894012 February 1975
The Old Church of St MaryII*11412106 April 1959

Grade II listed buildings in Isles of Scilly

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1 and 2, Trinity CottagesII132884514 December 1992
1-10, Higher StrandII129181812 February 1975
1, Well LaneII121909914 December 1992
3, Garrison HillII12918516 April 1959
Ashvale FarmhouseII114120314 December 1992
Atlantic CottageII121831814 December 1992
Avenue HouseII114123714 December 1992
Bank House Pentlands Flats Scillonia Shop Occupied by Michael GrayII129178512 February 1975
Barn at Little Arthur FarmII13767729 February 1998
Barn at Trenoweth FarmII13767759 February 1998
Barn to the West of Tamarisk FarmhouseII124493228 January 1999
Bellrock Hotel and Attached Wall and RailingsII11412146 April 1959
Bleak HouseII132885414 December 1992
BordeauxII132884814 December 1992
Borough Farm OutbuildingsII13767719 February 1998
Borough FarmhouseII121843014 December 1992
Brewhouse Approximately 2 Metres South West of Veronica FarmhouseII114123614 December 1992
Building to South East of the LighthouseII114123914 December 1992
Buzza TowerII129188614 December 1992
Church of All SaintsII114123412 February 1975
Church of St AgnesII11412386 April 1959
Church of St Martin'SII13288536 April 1959
Church of St Mary (Methodist)II121868014 December 1992
Church of St Mary'SII132882312 February 1975
Church of St NicholasII132884914 December 1992
Coastguard'S Look Out TowerII114118212 February 1975
Corner Cottage Evergreen MelindaII114120514 December 1992
Crebinnick, House Adjoining to East, Hazeldene, Thurleigh and RaveenII121865512 February 1975
Cresset from St Agnes Lighthouse in Tresco Abbey GardensII121922214 December 1992
Crows Nest the Cabin the ForecastleII11411836 April 1959
Custom House Strand HouseII114118012 February 1975
Dolphin CottageII114117412 February 1975
Dolphin Cottage, Bank Cottage, and Step CottageII13288446 April 1959
Dolphin House and attached outbuildings and wallII13767709 February 1998
Evergreen Cottage Pelistry CottageII129170812 February 1975
Farmbuilding Approximately 20 Metres North North East of Annet FarmhouseII129206414 December 1992
Former Fish Salting Trough on East Side of Old Town BayII129193914 December 1992
Former Wesleyan Methodist ChapelII11412176 June 1986
Garrison CottageII114118514 December 1992
Garrison TowerII132884714 December 1992
Gatehouse and Attached Wall to North East of Tresco AbbeyII132885114 December 1992
Gateway to West of the ChaplaincyII129187314 December 1992
Glasshouse and Packing Shed at Rocky Hill FarmII13767739 February 1998
Headstone Approximately 10 Metres West North West of the Old Church of St MaryII121857214 December 1992
Headstone Approximately 23 Metres North West of the Old Church of St MaryII132882214 December 1992
Homeleigh and Attached RailingsII12916906 April 1959
House Attached to North East of the LighthouseII121828814 December 1992
House to West of South West Electricity BoardII114119114 December 1992
Hugh HouseII114118614 December 1992
K6 Telephone KioskII114120614 December 1992
K6 Telephone KioskII129203714 December 1992
Kavorna Bakery and Gift ShopII121878314 December 1992
Lead Cistern to North of West Door of Church of St Mary'SII114121214 December 1992
Lead Cistern to South of West Door of Church of St Mary'SII126410514 December 1992
Lemon Hall and Attached Walls and RailingsII11412156 April 1959
Lloyds BankII114121814 December 1992
Lynwood, Albany House, Westford House, Longras and Innisidgen and Attached WallsII121866612 February 1975
LyonnesseII132882714 December 1992
Madura ParkviewII132884212 February 1975
Master Gunner'S HouseII129174214 December 1992
Methodist ChurchII121837114 December 1992
Monument to Charles Budd Approximately 25 Metres North of the Old Church of St MaryII114121114 December 1992
MumfordsII132882514 December 1992
Myrtle CottageII132883614 December 1992
North FarmhouseII132885514 December 1992
Old Town War MemorialII14567413 July 2018
Outbuilding Approximately 2 Metres South of Parade CottageII129169514 December 1992
Outbuilding Approximately 2 Metres South West of North FarmhouseII123742414 December 1992
Outbuilding Approximately 25 Metres West of North FarmhouseII121838314 December 1992
Outbuilding Approximately 25 Metres West South West of North FarmhouseII114120714 December 1992
Outbuilding at Sv 8831 0819II114120114 December 1992
Parade CottageII114119212 February 1975
Parade HouseII11411936 April 1959
ParksideII114119012 February 1975
Peninnis Head LighthouseII132885714 December 1992
Penlee and Attached Walls and Railings to Penlee Rw BanfieldII13288246 April 1959
Pier HouseII114121912 February 1975
Pigsty Approximately 25 Metres North West of North FarmhouseII132885614 December 1992
Port Light Starboard LightII11411846 April 1959
Post OfficeII129178814 December 1992
Rattenbury memorial approximately 5 metres north of the Old Church of St. MaryII121858114 December 1992
Remains of Tresco Priory and Associated Monuments and Attached WallsII114117212 February 1975
Rivera HouseII12190076 April 1959
Rock Cottage Rock HouseII114120814 December 1992
Rose CottageII132885214 December 1992
Rose Cottage and Ivy CottageII132888014 December 1992
RosenhillII114120214 December 1992
Round Island Lighthouse and attached houseII121917814 December 1992
Shearwater and Attached RailingsII11411946 April 1959
Simpson'S ShopII129179314 December 1992
South West Electricity BoardII121901114 December 1992
Spanish Ledge Guest House Spanish Ledge Guest House and House Attached at WestII114119512 February 1975
Stanmore HouseII121906412 February 1975
Tamarisk FarmhouseII124493128 January 1999
ThatchII114117514 December 1992
The AnchorageII132882612 February 1975
The Atlantic HotelII114122012 February 1975
The Bishop and Wolf Public HouseII132884314 December 1992
The BlockhouseII121919614 December 1992
The ChaplaincyII114121314 December 1992
The ForgeII114123514 December 1992
The Galley the Galley RestaurantII114119614 December 1992
The ParsonageII114124014 December 1992
The PierII114120912 February 1975
The Smith Monument on Abbey HillII114119912 February 1975
The White Cottage and Attached WallsII114121614 December 1992
Town HallII121906614 December 1992
Trenoweth Farmhouse and Cottage, and Attached Garden WallII13767749 February 1998
Tresco AbbeyII114120012 February 1975
Trevessa and WingletangII11411976 April 1959
Veronica FarmhouseII129206114 December 1992
Veronica LodgeII114118914 December 1992
WahroongaII114118114 December 1992
Wall and Gateway to West of Church of St Mary'SII121864614 December 1992
Walls to Kelp Pit at SV 8925 1550II129164114 December 1992
Watermill CottageII121846914 December 1992
Woolpack BatteriesII121894514 December 1992

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Isles of Scilly?
Isles of Scilly has 129 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 4 Grade I, 8 Grade II* and 117 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Isles of Scilly is listed?
Search the list below or Historic England’s National Heritage List by address. Remember that listing also covers attached structures and, usually, pre-1948 structures within the curtilage, so a garden wall or outbuilding can be protected even if it has no entry of its own. Isles of Scilly’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Isles of Scilly as local planning authority decides applications for listed building consent. For Grade I and II* buildings the council must notify Historic England, and some applications go to the Secretary of State.

Other local authorities

Source: National Heritage List for England, © Historic England 2026, via planning.data.gov.uk. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Retrieved 12 October 2026. Local authority assigned from the list entry point. This page is a summary — the legal record is the official list entry.